A sublime eclectic loft in the heart of Brussels emerges on a bright top floor. Here I celebrate my passion for blending seemingly contradictory worlds together: an audacious petrol blue library, Moroccan carpets, a touch of Flemish medieval, solid Scandinavian design furniture, balanced with contemporary artworks.

A dark industrial warehouse reimagined as an elegant residential loft. I combined dramatic lighting with a bold colour palette woven throughout the space to create a

spectacular multi-layered atmosphere. The adjoining library, with its

ornamental portal and shimmering water fountain feature, transports you to the

medina of Marrakesh.

In the 11th arrondissement, I was commissioned to conceptualise and design a boutique hotel behind a listed 1902 Art Nouveau façade. To revive this fascinating period, I invented a fictional character, Pierre Chanzy, and tracked down real treasures to illustrate different chapters of his life story throughout the hotel. In parallel we created an identity for Maison Pierre Chanzy which included storytelling, logo and a unique look & feel.

In the Jewish Quarter of Marrakesh, I rejuvenated a dilapidated riad into an elegant boutique residence over three floors and a rooftop terrace. I combined a refined colour palette with Eastern and European furniture to create a contemporary style. Keeping many original Moroccan features, I also opted for modern comfort, installing a stunning black kitchen.

I renovated and furnished an outdated apartment, giving it new life as an elegant Parisian-inspired duplex. With limited time and budget, I gave the kitchen and

living area a complete makeover, repurposed it into into a cosy reading nook,

generous dining table, comfortable sofa and beautiful vestiaire.